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Kind of gray, cloudy, and dark. But infrared thrives on that kind of sky. Only wish the clouds were even more ominously moody.

Screen protectors: I have put the stick-on clear kind to all 3 of my bodies. Use them for my phone and mp3 player also. I have multiple types of bags and sizes. There is no 1 perfect solution IMO.

Infrared stitched panos. Do we prefer the cropped-down version or the full 180-degree version? Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. D600 IR conversion, 28-105mm f/3.5-4.5, A-mode f/10. Full width version is 8 images shot portrait mode. Edit: Used Hugin panorama stitcher with JPG files. When I learn how...

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Algorithms. Your 1 video must have been landing in the "recommended" subject for a demographic. But that kind of thing is only temporary if you don't upload new content daily or weekly. And the thumbnail image really will drive views too.

Likely not for 1 event. But do not forget to consider the extra background isolation f/2.8 gives. That is noticeable and extra ISO won't help that. This coming from myself who shot (unofficially) my own nephew's wedding and reception entirely with a Z24-70mm f/4. Nice lens, did not get much...

Just a reminder people, this is a thread from 2015 that was recently revived. Many original posters have not visited for a long time.

I believe I see at least 3 off-camera light sources based on the shadows and the bit of glare on he lower book. Nicely done. And please go on with stories to go with your photos. I know I try to tell a little about my experience as I photographed a scene. A great photo will tell it's own story...

FWIW I just put the anchor links on the triangular split rings that came with my Z5, D750, and D600 and don't worry further. I use the cuff and slide strap. I also have bought the anchor link adapter system to use 2 normal fabric straps I have and like.

Do you suppose that could be why PD won't offer them anymore?

As @hark said earlier in the thread, these oval split rings are used by fisherman as a tangle-resistant attachment for lures. However these are without the plastic trim. An example here: https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/catpage-SPLIT.html For what it's worth, when I got the free replacement...

A bit of framing here, around negative space.

I hate to say it, but it may not be an "or" deal instead of being an "and" option. I see this as being a 2nd body and a 24-70mm f/2.8. And a good flash if you don't have one.

I don't know. On my reduced-size displays of my phone and sub-notebook PC your TTL photos look fairly consistent in being a fraction of a stop darker. I would be just tempted to set the exposure comp 1/3 or 2/3 brighter and call it.

Currently I am not running a Linux OS on any of my PC's, but I historically have used Ubuntu a lot. I am moving away from the Nikon NX software in recent months. I pretty much stick to open-source projects that originated in Linux repositories. I am using DigiKam once again for importing...

Wow, that gecko always appears so outgoing and personable in the insurance commercials!

I had seen the "bullet" photo on Sunday and I admit I instantly wanted to know what camera took that photo. I agree with Jared Polin in that the one photo of the fist pump under the flag is going to win a Pulitzer, but the bullet photo is going to live on for the ages in a semi-morbid way...

I guess I should say "unsupported" instead of obsolete. Give downloading the utility a try and see if it runs on your version iOS. Then follow the directions I copied.

From the S3700 Reference Manual page 101 (still available online at Nikon) Do you have Nikon Wireless Mobile Utility installed on your iPhone? It is obsolete for a number of years now.

Welcome! If I don't know an answer I at least can offer a dumb look for free. :D